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disney and united technologies both up better than 9%. and hewlett-packard having the best january up 20%. likely on sympathy for a possible dell deal. because h. rks is actually the worst performing dow component in the last ten months. tough times for all of teches. intel and microsoft also seeing big declines. and home depot riding the housing market. and bank of america lifted by financial sentiment. bank of america though, the worst performer since the 2007 rally. down 78% since then. alcoa down almost as much app and hp down 67%. the biggest winner again home depot. ibm and mcdonald's also up more than 60% since 2007. >> which dow 30 stock should you buy today that will be the big winners? joining me with their picks are harry clark and peter taus. good to see you guys. what kind of a move, harry, do you think the dow makes in the next five to six years? >> earlier today jpmorgan strategists had 20,000 for the dell in four years. i think that's entirely possible. we could be at 15,000 this year. i went with several ideas for the fut
disney and united technologies both up better than 9%. and hewlett-packard having the best january up 20%. likely on sympathy for a possible dell deal. because h. rks is actually the worst performing dow component in the last ten months. tough times for all of teches. intel and microsoft also seeing big declines. and home depot riding the housing market. and bank of america lifted by financial sentiment. bank of america though, the worst performer since the 2007 rally. down 78% since then....
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we're all trying to rep in the debt, each in the united states. would you say we need to get our arms around the debt in the u.s., rein things in, cut back, or do you agree that the way you feel about europe, no austerity, this is not the approach, applies to the united states as well? >> no, i think it applies to the united states because when you have unemployed resources, putting those resources to work the is really the first objective, and -- and you to re-establish growth for shrinking the debt. and so i think the policy basically pioneered by bernanke is actually the right policy. >> you're not worried about the fact that the federal reserve has expanded its balance sheet so much, the ecb expanding its balance sheet so so much. is there a down side risk there? >> there is a down side risk because once the economy gets going, then interest rates are going to take a big leap because this is a delicate two-phase maneuver where first you throw more money at the economy and as the economy picks up, you have to take that money out. >> you are exp
we're all trying to rep in the debt, each in the united states. would you say we need to get our arms around the debt in the u.s., rein things in, cut back, or do you agree that the way you feel about europe, no austerity, this is not the approach, applies to the united states as well? >> no, i think it applies to the united states because when you have unemployed resources, putting those resources to work the is really the first objective, and -- and you to re-establish growth for...
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. >> as expected, the united states senate has just voted to extend the nation's debt ceiling for multiple months. the new deadline now will be may 19th, and that tees up now the next fiscal fight here in washington which will come on march the 1st. it will be over the so-called sequester. all of those automatic spending cuts, will they be allowed to go into effect? that will now be the next big question we wrestle with here in washington, maria. >> thanks so much. >> january jobs figures taking center stage first thing tomorrow morning as the white house shutters its jobs council. hampton pearson on what's sure to move the markets. >> reporter: hi, maria. tomorrow's job reports will have two part, the headline numbers on jobs and the unemployment rate. our cnbc survey predicts employers increasing non-farm payrolls by 1 of,000 jobs versus 155,000 in december. the unemployment rate holding steady at 7.8%. now today we heard that first-time unemployment claims actually jumped by 38000 to a seasonally adjusted 368,000, that according to the labor department. lost in yesterday's focus on nega
. >> as expected, the united states senate has just voted to extend the nation's debt ceiling for multiple months. the new deadline now will be may 19th, and that tees up now the next fiscal fight here in washington which will come on march the 1st. it will be over the so-called sequester. all of those automatic spending cuts, will they be allowed to go into effect? that will now be the next big question we wrestle with here in washington, maria. >> thanks so much. >> january...
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in the motorola unit it's down by about 1,000 folks so kind of even on the head count. google a little more than a thus and down in motorola. even if you count the home business about, take out the home business, down a lot more. let me ask our earnings mavens in the booth here. does that put motor ola back in, apples to apples comparisons with the estimates now, anybody? >> too soon to tell. >> it does not. >> still waiting for the bottom line number. again, the estimate was $10.42, but it's a very messy report because it either does or does not include a division that they sold in the last year, motorola home. >> david garrity, you heard jon fortt go through a lot of numbers, paid clicks up 24% and below expectations for folks. another loss for motorola. the thing i got encouraged by was cost per click was up and not down as heavily as it would be. to my reading that maybe shows the desk top service may have held up better than feared. >> paul meeks, what do you want to hear from -- >> i would like them to be at least in line with the guidance. looks like the numbers
in the motorola unit it's down by about 1,000 folks so kind of even on the head count. google a little more than a thus and down in motorola. even if you count the home business about, take out the home business, down a lot more. let me ask our earnings mavens in the booth here. does that put motor ola back in, apples to apples comparisons with the estimates now, anybody? >> too soon to tell. >> it does not. >> still waiting for the bottom line number. again, the estimate was...
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we have cheap energy here in the united states and we feel that will drive manufacturing back to the united states, create jobs, and when all this political stuff is over, that's going to be a big story that we'll talk about ten years from now. >> these are long-term projects. these happen over a long period of time. i think the point that rex is making we'll see a sizable decline, maybe not sizable, i don't know what kind of size you're expecting because of all the wranglings in washington. what you're talking about, ed, is an opportunity for businesses and washington to work together on energy. we're not seeing that. >> obama has been more energy friendly than people would like to admit. numbers back it up. production doing very, very well when he's been in office and the other thing i'm saying -- >> what about the keystone pipeline? >> nothing has come of it yet, but let me tell you there are other pipelines producing pretty well without that pipeline. we're talking 16% last year, 14% increase this year, another 10% the year after that. we're going to look at almost a 50% increase
we have cheap energy here in the united states and we feel that will drive manufacturing back to the united states, create jobs, and when all this political stuff is over, that's going to be a big story that we'll talk about ten years from now. >> these are long-term projects. these happen over a long period of time. i think the point that rex is making we'll see a sizable decline, maybe not sizable, i don't know what kind of size you're expecting because of all the wranglings in...